Exhibition areas

Rabenstein Castle is part of the Schloßbergmuseum. It was built in the second half of the 12th century. In the castle and its surroundings you can discover traces of eventful history from the centuries since the Middle Ages.

The Chemnitz Open Space behind the Karl Marx Head is a free meeting place, exhibition and event venue for all visitors and interested parties.

In Marianne Brandt's former parents' house at Heinrich Beck-Straße 22 in Chemnitz, the association, founded in 1999, maintains two study rooms with a library and design objects from her Bauhaus period and paintings and sculptures from her artistic oeuvre from the 1940s to the 1970s.

The 35 metre high Red Tower is the oldest landmark in the city of Chemnitz. Today, the Red Tower houses an exhibition on the "Great Chemnitzers" such as Georgius Agricola, Marianne Brandt, Richard Hartmann, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff and Stefan Heym.

Idyllically situated on the southern outskirts of Chemnitz, Klaffenbach moated castle enchants its visitors from the very first moment. Parallel to the Würschnitz river, the entire complex of castle building, hotel, restaurants and craft studios unfolds in the middle of a landscaped park of green meadows, an attractive golf course and popular walking paths.